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Pittsburgh's Bathtub project begins. Here's how traffic changes for drivers
WFMJ.com
Water main break closes Warren Township road for second time this week
A Trumbull County road is once again shut down due to an emergency water main break. North River Road between Mahoning Avenue and Woodside Drive is currently closed until further notice. The same portion of the road was shut down earlier this week on Tuesday, October 6, also for an...
mahoningmatters.com
State Route 11/U.S. Route 30 interchange Phase 2 closure to begin Monday
A major pavement rehabilitation project is currently underway on U.S. Route 30 near West Point, with construction active at the U.S. Route 30/State Route 11 interchange. The project will be completed in phases with the second phase starting October 12. All remaining phases will take place in 2027. The overall project includes several sections of U.S. Route 30 from Westpoint to Lisbon.
Akron Beacon Journal
Hudson city crews to clean stormwater ditch on part of Route 91
Hudson Public Works will perform stormwater ditch cleaning and shaping along northbound state Route 91 between Oct. 12 and 14, from Georgetown Road to around 5339 Darrow Rd., near Regal Cinemas. Crews will work in the curb lane, with two-way traffic maintained. Minimal traffic delays are expected. Arrow boards, signage and appropriate traffic control devices will be in place in the work zone. Motorists should use caution when traveling through the area. This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Hudson city crews to clean stormwater ditch on part of Route 91
hoodline.com
Mentor Hits Pause on New Car Washes for Six Months Over Traffic Fears
Mentor City Council approved a six-month pause on new car wash applications Tuesday night, temporarily barring the city from accepting or processing zoning, occupancy, special-use and building permit applications for new car washes. The move gives officials time to study traffic backups, vehicle queues and whether the concentration of car washes around town is outpacing what current zoning rules can handle.
lightnercommunications.com
Second Daily Train Service To Begin Next Month
A second daily Pennsylvanian passenger train service will officially begin operations on November 18th, offering expanded travel options between Pittsburgh and New York City via Harrisburg. Amtrak and elected officials gathered at the Johnstown train station yesterday morning to announce the landmark expansion, which marks the first major increase in passenger rail service through central Pennsylvania in decades. Previously, riders in central Pennsylvania only had access to one eastbound and one westbound train each day. The new service will double that capacity, bringing the total to four daily trains passing through the region. Westbound trains will depart Altoona daily at 12:24 p.m. and 7:05 p.m., reaching Pittsburgh in approximately two hours and 50 minutes. For eastbound travel, trains leave Altoona at 9:43 a.m. and 3:33 p.m. daily, arriving in Harrisburg about two hours and 50 minutes later. Tickets available for purchase on Amtrak’s Official Website.
WTOV 9
Veterans Memorial Bridge inspections to bring daytime lane closures
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Drivers who rely on the Veterans Memorial Bridge for their daily commute can expect lane restrictions and overnight closures as crews carry out the bridge’s routine inspection. The Veterans Memorial Bridge undergoes inspections every two years. Crews will begin single right-lane closures during the day...
USA TODAY
Construction creates traffic issues ahead of Penguins home games
Drivers heading to Pittsburgh Penguins games at PPG Paints Arena could encounter heavier than usual traffic as construction continues on Duquesne University's planned health sciences complex along Forbes Avenue and Pittsburgh Regional Transit's University Line bus rapid transit project through uptown — both located along key routes leading into downtown and the arena district. The work is taking place near the intersection of Forbes and Fifth avenues, one of the busiest approaches into uptown and downtown Pittsburgh, according to a community announcement. With thousands of fans expected to travel through the area on game nights, motorists may want to allow extra time as they navigate construction zones near the arena. The University Line project is a major bus rapid transit investment connecting downtown, uptown, Oakland and other east end neighborhoods. Construction along Forbes and Fifth avenues has included roadway work, utility upgrades, paving operations, lane restrictions and temporary traffic pattern changes. With work occurring near Duquesne University's campus and the approaches to PPG Paints Arena, drivers heading to Penguins games may experience additional congestion, particularly during peak travel periods before puck drop. Duquesne is moving forward with a new 80,000-square-foot facility for its John G. Rangos, Sr. School of Health
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Water main break closes road in Warren Twp.
WARREN TWP., Ohio (WKBN) – Crews are working to repair a water main break in Warren Township. It happened at the intersection of Mahoning Avenue and N. River Road. Crews with the city’s Water Department are making repairs. North River Road, between Mahoning Avenue and Woodside Road, will...